Where do games disclose AI use?

Some character dialogue and the text information for player-created characters are generated by AI based on user input. Additionally, some of the images and music used in the game were created using AI.

We only use artificial intelligence on the marketing art side

The game is a chat with fantasy NPC characters. Player types a dialog, question, remark and NPC shows AI-generated answer. This can be a casual chat, a legend, a fantasy world rumours etc. The game is designed to be fantasy, casual and cozy experience. Non-acceptable content, adult oriented or graphic texts are prohibited in AI model p[rompt and additionaly sanitized before showing onscreen. Game features no online interaction. AI model is run locally on players computer with no data upload or download (with exception to possible use of Steam Cloud Save).

Yes, some of the visuals (backgrounds) in our game are prepared with AI. Other than that, the remaining cards, buttons and environmental elements are assets we prepared ourselves.

We use AI to generate audio, facial animations and mockups.

We used AI for some placeholder art, gradually being replaced by artist's work before release.

Chat GPT was used to create some parts of dialogue, and it was used to create the monster designs.

The capsule images, promotional images, and library background images on the store page are generated using AI technology

The header capsule, library header, and loading screen use AI generated images

The content in the game is planned and designed manually, assisted by generative AI tools, and finally processed and completed by humans.

This game uses AI images on some of the store pages and community assets, and on the opening screen of the game.

Over 99% of all graphical content was created manually. AI-assisted tools were used additionally for selected cutscene illustrations and the title screen and currently serve as placeholders. Gameplay, programming, and game design were developed entirely without AI.

The vast majority of the artwork in the game was created by our team of artists, hired freelancers or purchased on market places. In some cases, AI was used to generate reference images to assist with the creative process, but all final assets were either fully redrawn or significantly refined by human artists to ensure quality and originality.

We have generated art concepts using AI before artists render final art.

This game makes limited use of ChatGPT (OpenAI) as a development aid. Specifically, it was used to generate decorative elements for the battle screen, a visual graphic for the final boss on the map screen, and the initial code for some plugins. All AI-assisted content has been manually edited and optimized by the developer, and accounts for only a small portion of the game. All content complies with Steam's policies and is properly managed.

The game’s development was supported by AI tools during content ideation and the creation of visual reference material. Graphical AI art tools, such as “inpaint” or “shading”, were used for some 2D portrait assets. All final artwork was reviewed and polished manually.

AI was used to help create a portion of the art for the game that is difficult and time consuming starting from nothing. This art is of some of the characters and objects in the game that had their rough form generated using google Gemini. All of the AI images generated were modified to match my game's world, and were made to be distinct and original from any other creative works. for example, one of the characters has an image of a beetle shell placed over his face among other artistic design changes to the original AI generated body.

Card templates are created with some assistance from AI, then refined with design tools such as GIMP.

No AI code generation is used in the game, only the enemy images in the game are AI generated, and all other resources are from the official RPGMaker MV. Other than that, all other content is original.

The vast majority of the artwork in the game was created by our team of artists, hired freelancers or purchased on market places. In some cases, AI was used to generate reference images to assist with the creative process, but all final assets were either fully redrawn or significantly refined by human artists to ensure quality and originality.

We used AI technology to generate some images and videos. The images include promotional graphics, game icons, some in-game ending interfaces, and mini-game UI screens. The videos consist of AI-generated segments depicting Fang Xiaoyu at different life stages interacting with Fang Zhilian, scenes showing the post-time-travel daily lives of protagonists from "Game Of Fate" 1-3 series (such as riding mammoths during the Ice Age or landing on another planet in spacesuits), as well as a display case presenting successful case studies of a human cloning program initiated by Chronos Corporation in a parallel timeline. Since these visual scenarios could not be feasibly captured through live-action filming, AI technology was utilized for their production.

In developing Maid of Venia, I harnessed the power of AI tools to create compelling and immersive cutscenes. Using art editing software, I refined the visual elements to align with the story’s rich, fantasy-driven aesthetic, enhancing the details and creating cinematic transitions. For voice acting, Eleven Labs provided lifelike and emotionally resonant performances that brought the characters of Venia to life. Suno’s AI-driven music composition tools helped craft a unique and evocative soundtrack, blending traditional and modern sounds to enrich the game’s atmosphere. These AI technologies enabled me to elevate the storytelling and artistry of Maid of Venia, making it a truly captivating experience.

No generative AI is used live by players. Artificial intelligence is used in Akumon Summoner as a support tool for development. It is involved in the following areas: Translations: AI was used to produce an early version of the in-game text translations. These translations are provisional and are subject to manual revisions. Visuals: AI tools were employed to create temporary visuals during the early stages of development. These visuals were used to test and adjust the game's artistic direction. Some of these temporary visuals may still be present during early access.

Logos are AI generated and hand edited

Some concept art uses AI.

Some graphics, icons or design.

UPDATE: Foepower now offers a 100% human, 0% AI art pack drawn by the developer's daughter. The "Aspiring Artist" art pack is included in the base game for everyone. For the default art pack, Foepower Game Studio utilized generative AI to assist in development of the game's pre-rendered art and marketing assets. All art assets have been reviewed and finalized by the developer, and considerable care has been taken to craft a consistent and compelling game universe.

Character portraits, monsters, some map materials, and battle music are generated using AI.

In addition to paid-for licensed assets from supported artists and musicians, the game also uses AI pictures for some graphical assets.

I have used AI-generated cover art as a placeholder. I hope to change it when I can afford an artist.

Due to the limitation of development funds, the game's equipment icons, item icons, objects on the scene, and animation sequence frames of characters are generated with AI-assisted generation. This game only uses pre-rendered art assets, not real-time generation AI. If the financial conditions permit, we will gradually replace these art assets.

Generation of static images, spellchecking and translations

Some development tools using AI were used to assist with scripting, visual assets, and translation support. All content was finalized and curated by the developer before inclusion in the game.

Some armor sets, mount textures, building textures, character textures and game store page art is generated with AI. The animated trailer is also made with AI.

Part of art workflow, use as stock images to draw over and photo bash. Use ChatGPT to elaborate idea into description, general programming helper, proof-reader and translator.

AI assisted creation of game scenes, monsters, skill icons, item icons, and other content.

We have used AI-generated images for some background visuals in the game. 1. 10 background images are used on the title screen. 2. Several background images are used in various in-game menu screens.

Icons, Backgrounds, Music and Translation.

The character original paintings and skill icons are AI-assisted. We are a two-person development team, and AI helped us make a lot of 2D assets.

Some art assets in The Count of Monte Cristo were created using AI-assisted techniques and carefully curated to fit the game’s artistic vision.

I love AI. AI allows for people like me to put a creative story that would otherwise have never been possible out in the public sphere.

Some static imagery (e.g., menu backgrounds), voices, and sound effects have been AI generated.

About this game: 1. The Simplified Chinese translation was initially generated using Online Translator and later proofread and revised by a human translator. 2. A small portion of the game's code was adjusted with the help of ChatGPT, while the majority was written by the developer.

AI is used to help translate original English language text into non-English languages.

We use style transfer and generative ai to assist in art asset development.

"Artificial intelligence was used as a creative tool in various stages of the game's visual and audio development. For visual design, AI-generated images served as the foundation for compositions edited in GIMP, where they were cropped, adjusted, and combined with other elements to create unique landscapes and promotional backgrounds. Additionally, AI was also employed in voiceover creation, providing stylized and tailored voices for key narrative moments."

Some illustrations are made with Midjourney.

Some of the icons and images in this game are generated by AI.

Characters Artworks.

we use AI generative software to work with the npc and interactables in the game